Weequahic High School - Legend Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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ALBERT LEVY 71 Wolcott Terrace “ATs the type of fellow W ho's always so pleasant If there's a crowd of joke• sters He'll always be present.” ALAN LICHTENSTEIN 167 Schuyler Avenue “If it’s lookin’ and a jokin’ Then it’s just little Alan Y ok um.” NETTIE LINDER 118 Hohson Street “She’s very sweet, with no conceit A girl like her is hard to beat.” Red Cross, 4. FRED LEVY 76 Schuyler Avenue “A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men.” Sagamore. 3. ALBERT LIEBERMAN 230 Goldsmith Avenue “Why he’s so well liked, it’s easy to understand He is congenial and clever, his personality is grand.’’ MILTON LIPKIN 102 Lyons Avenue “A friendly fellow admired by all Here he comes, handsome and tall.” ANNADELE LI PM AN 169 Clinton Avenue “A talkative twirier with big blue eyes In her singing career she’ll surely rise.” Twirler, 3. 4. 5, 6, 7, 8. MARTIN LIPPMAN 366 Chadwick Avenue “Marty’s a swell friend, one who is true; Joking and friendly: de- lo adable, too.” Football. 5; Sagamore. 2. DONALD LIPSHUTZ JULIUS LIPSKY 284 Wainwright Street “Someday he'll be a writer of renown This well-liked fellow With his eyes of brown.” MARILYN LONDON 343 Hawthorne Avenue “In baseball and basketball Jules was a star; Now in life he’ll wander far” ANASTASIA LOUIS 145 Weequahic Avenue “Impulsive, earnest, prompt to act. And make each generous thought a fact.” Sagamore. 1. 2. I. 5; Student Council. 1; Ushering Staff. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8; Calumet Adver- tising. 5: Bowling. 5; Bank- ing. 5. 37 Schley Street “Her talents are many. Her words are few. A loyal classmate. Through and through.” Page Twenty-six

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GR ACE KUHMAN 850 Bergen Street “One look at her ami you think she's shy But stick around, you'll know it's a lie. ARTHUR LADOUX 58 Clinton Flare ‘Always cheerful, always gay. I nknoun to him is the word dismay BETTY LANZNER 837 South Ifttli Street A little mischief, full of fun. Really is liked by every- one.” SANFORD KUVIN 231 Nye Avenue “Music is his forte. His grin disarming. One and all The girls find him charm- ing.” Band Orchestra. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7. 8. EDWARD LAKE 284 Meeker Avenue ot many words are heard from him. but we venture He'll be a success whatever his adventure. Sagamore. 6: Banking. 6. EDWARD LAUDANO 829 Bergen Street “llis silent, modest nature. Inspires people to say. It e hope this sincere fellow ft ill always remain this way.” Annex New . 2; Sagamore. 3; Che» Checker. 7. ROSE LAUFER 37 Treaey Avenue “A lovely smile and beautiful hair. Make our Rose so sweet and fair.” Sagamore. I; Hebrew Club. 5; Rowling. 5. DOROTHY LEES 53 O»borne Terrace “A disposition sweet and lair. Makes for a very friendly air” Badminton. 6. MELVIN LEVINE 439 Lyon» Avenue “Joking and humor are pleas- ant. And often of extreme utility.” Sagamore, 2; Outdoor Patrol. GWEN LEEN 372 Wainw right Street “A dancing shape, an image ga . Typifies Gwen in every tcay.” Red Cro .«. 1; Annex New , 2: Dramatic Club. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6; JAACS, 3; Calumet Staff. I. 5. 6. 7. 8; Art Club. 6; Legend Staff. 7. 8. BEVERLY LERNER 357 Wainw right Street “Bevy looks like a little tease. Always smiling and ready to please.” Art Club. I; JAACS. 3: Dra- matic Club. 5: Bowling Club. 6; Student Council. 6. 7; Sagamore. 7. JOAN LEVINSON 824 South 12th Street “As pleasant as the poetry of which she is so fond. Joan is a popular and active blonde.” Glee Club. 3: French Club, I: Library Staff. 4; Calumet. 4: Student Council. 7: Sagamore. 7; Legend Staff. 7. 8. Page Tuenty-five

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JEROME LOWENGRUB 216 Goldsmith Avenue A little bit quiet Hut that’s not alarming. In Jerry all find. His modesty charming.” Che Checker. I; Student Counril. 1; Hand Orches- tra, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Sagamore, 2. ARTHUR LUSKIN 32 Baldwin Avenue “Arthur I. a skin doesn’t lack brains A'or ability to make musical strains. If a tall, good looking boy you see: There’s a very good chance that it is he.” Annex New . 1. 2.: Sagamore, 1. 2, 3; Student Counril. 2. 3; Dance Band. 3; Calu- 8; Band Orchestra. 4. 5, 6. T. 8: Tutoring Staff, •. 7. M. DOUGLAS MAC DONALD 95 Renner Avenue “He's admired for his indus- try and competence. For he’s a model of apt. goorl sense.” Calumet. 5. 6, 7. 8. CHARLOTTE LOWENSTEIN 18 Conklin Avenue “Sparkling u-it and smiling jest. Personality and all the rest.” Sagamore. 2. 6: Projection Staff. 3; Ushering Staff. 6, 7, 8. OLGA LYSAK 760 South llth Street ”A wonderful girl, ahcays so gay. Everyone likes her very sweet way.” Red Cross. 3; Home Eco- nomic . 3; Wham . 5; Span- i h Club. 7. OCTAVIO MADEIRA 51 Nairn Place “When there’s talk of sports, Oc will be found Rooting for his team the whole year round.” RHODA MALLOW 266 Wainwright Street “Rhoda’s her name, a pretty one too. Or you can call her the girl who grew.” Jr. Red Cros . 1; Legend Staff. 7, 8. RICHARD MAN DEL 152 Hansbury Avenue “When you hear a voice that’s soft and mellow. You know it comes from that Mandel fellow.” Annex New . 2: Sagamore. 1. 2: Biology Club. 4; Calu- met II. R. Agent. 5; I.ah Assistant. 6; Legend Staff. 7. NORMAN MARENBERG 365 Chancellor Avenue “Youth finds treasure! Look- in eyes and see The bright excitement of discovery.” MARVIN MALTZ 38 Stecher Street “As an artist. Marvin’s rated with the best. He draws fancy figures at every one’s request.” RHODA MARCUS 38 Lehigh Avenue “Rhoda as you can plainly see Is the Deb type but defi- nitely. As smart as a whip, her intelligence is rare She’s got what it takes to make the boys stare.” Art Club. 2; Bowling. 2; Student Counril. 6: Ushering Staff. 6. 7. 8; Calumet Staff. 5: Tutoring. 5; Legend Staff. 8. DONALD MARX 16 Baldwin Avenue “Danny is the fellow who’s always gay and pleasant. If there’s a crowd of jokes- ters. he’s sure to be pres- ent.” Sagamore. 1: Science Club. 1: Lab Assistant. 4: Projec- tion Staff. 6; Banking. 7; Calumet II. R. Agent. 7. Page Twent y-seven